Ash Grunwald

Excellent all over,my first time but not the last. Well done. Cheers

Top venue, Resin Brewing in Bulli and was VERY impressed by Ash Grunwald, he interacts so well with the crowd and his tunes are so good. He is great solo and would be even better with a full band

We've been lucky to have seen Ash several times, and this was the best! Such a great gig, awesome performer in his prime. Cannot recommend enough!

Ash was great . Was uncomfortably hot in the venue after a 43C day though

what a fantastic family event, a perfect evening of great talent topped off by an awesome performance from Ash, Bobby and ?(sorry cant remember the guitarists name) Such a memorable evening.

Ash is a unique muso, his show was brilliant because he is strong, passionate, and gives his all. He is original and true to himself. A gr8t Australian talent and home grown. Just loved this show. I found the bar staff near the mirror wall rude n impatient not a good look for Eumundi. I suggest eftpos and one more person as they seemed overwhelmed to me.

Fantastic night Ash & Bobby Alu are both so talented and hilarious!

Loved it great venue and a great night's entertainment only down side don't have a printer to print out tickets you might like to think about that Had to do a lot of talking to get in did put a downer on the night

Awesome night, both Ash and Bobby Alu were fantastic

On a Friday night with four of our five household members out on the town, what’s a to do? Options: go and watch the three-hour Taylor Swift film on the proviso of pretending not to know my twin daughters, or consult the Bands In Town app? I opt for the latter, and here we are at Lizottes! Piper Butcher is only 19 years old, but sings like someone with many more years on the clock. The one-time Australian Idol Top 24 contestant describes her original material as in the alternative, Americana and blues vein. Butcher has soaring vocals, incredible vocal control, with range from a husky growl to a soaring falsetto, and a catch in her voice to die for on the way there and back. With just her voice and a percussive strumming hand on her guitar, Butcher can more than hold her own on stage. Great chats between songs with the audience: With only a couple of weeks to go until Brian Lizotte hands over the keys to Kings Theatre, Butcher tells us she’s been “pestering Brian for years” for a start - she started gigging at 11. Then another cute story about singing the next song since the age of two on the SingStar game on her PlayStation (Tainted Love) with a slinky groove. Butcher was fun and the perfect hype guy for Grunwald, who invites her on stage later for a duet (one planned, the other sprung). Big things on the horizon for this one. Like Butcher, Ash Grunwald takes the opportunity to thank Brian Lizotte and wife Jo for the venue they’ve built and their years of support. This is my first time seeing Grunwald live, and was not expecting how funny he is on stage. From songs like “The Dolphin Song”, a crowd favourite, to moments that cause him to erupt into giggles. Grunwald is a charmer, but also a bit of a musical chameleon. His set is a grab bag of blues, gospel and acoustic rock. With a quiver of guitars, from acoustics to wide and solid body electric, Grunwald like Piper is another one-person band, but perched on one one of those drum box things for a stool, he also has a couple of foot pedals for rhythm. One is connected to a kick drum, the other seems to be connected to the equivalent of a snare drum but run through effects pedals. He sits, he stands, he switches from acoustic to electric mid song to go into Wah Wah overdrive. He encourages the audience to sing along in the chorus, and we do so with gusto. He invites Butcher impromptu to join him on “I’m Only Human (After All)”; very popular choice with the audience; and another duet, the Bill Withers cover “Ain’t No Sunshine”., a collection of Bluesfest recordings. Grunwald has projects, left right and centre, including a joint recording project he released with Josh Teskey, a ripping original “You Ain’t My Problem Anymore” with a blistering solo. Hard core Grunwald fans are out of their seats now, hooting/hollerin. His latest 2022’s “Shout Into The Noise” features some filthy feedback and slippery bottle neck slide guitar, followed by “Think About Myself”, deep in the gospel blues terrain. I skip out the door as Grunwald is still playing, stopping by the merch desk to pick up a CD, while a surfer dude eyes off an impressive array of merchandise, including branded towels, board shorts, CDs, vinyl, a book and yes, even Grunwald “grundies”. And to think I could have spent three hours watching Taylor Swift? Five stars! 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

It was my first time seeing Ash Grunwald, he was absolutely incredible. His voice is truly amazing, sounds bloody amazing live, and I loved his stories. What a true entertainer he is.

Great venue , not overcrowded , Ash as always, at his best. Support act was good

Awesome gig and a great venue! Ash was amazing

Intimate gig but laid back just Ash on stage , crowd very familiar with Ash and it showed. I really want him to get a full band back again though for an up beat gig we can dance to.

Classic blues with some great slide playing by Ash. Josh Teskey’s vocals complemented Grunwald’s.

Ash Grunwald is one amazing guitarist and singer and got the crowd dancing from the first minute

Another amazing gig, Ash keeps getting better.

Ash puts on the funnest show ever! You can't help but shake it to his amazing rhythms and climactic build-ups. His guitar playing is mesmerizing and that VOICE! He is one crazy talented artist. Thanks Ash for being so awesome and such a humble, cool person. ?

rocking. so unexpected. had not heard of him, but so talented and energetic: jimi lives !!

Not his best performance but still a good time.